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So just Dave then.

You are going to hurt Dave and Henry's feelings with that kind of talk.

I was more thinking that a multi-day thread on golf was a sign of non-recoverable decline. :)

I'm just posting here to get in on the thread that signals the death of the forum. :rolleyes:

Good to hear!

Thanks, I like using the table saw in general, but in the end scarfing that way is so fast and easy it is ridiculous, I've stacked and sanded and it is fine, obviously. A 10" saw cuts just over 3", mine cut all but a small ridge that needed knocked down. The guide clamped to the plywood that...

I gave up suggesting it, since no one ever follows that suggestion. :) Really an easy way to do it and no drama at all.

Jig schmig. :) I like posting this up every so often....

Those look great. I'd go with those without a second thought if I knew they existed.

Good stuff, I haven't thought much about dust collection other than I know where the collector can go and that placement is amenable to getting ducts to the tools I use. I have a little more space than you for this shop (just a little), and I think I have room to have the tools I use in place...

Sounds good, I've used a boatload of Kilz primers in a number of forms, this stuff gets good reviews and it is cheaper than a lot of options per gallon.

They are a lot more substantial than the bias plys, that is for sure!

Good thoughts, thanks. I have a giant wall of cubbies planned for the wall to the right of the miter table. Probably a lower bench with some bench top tools (grinder, sander, foredom, charging station, etc...) below will be cubbies and above at eye level cubbies too. I'm thinking on the order of...

Watched the product video, looks pretty thick and since it only covers about 1/4-1/5 of what regular paint does, it is obviously going on thick. It looks like it has a texture in it, which would be good for me.

Thanks Dave, I like the idea of something meant to rejuvenate weathered wood like that Kilz product, since it would be designed to penetrate and hold things together. Does that Kilz product you have used have a decent amount of body to it? I don't need really the rubberiness of bed liner and...

I might even use OSB as the deck material.